I always thought TLoU game, was brutal yet beautiful, for the human moments that shine through the misery. TLoU the show, is absolutely beautiful, for the quiet human moments in a miserable world.

this was better and more hopeful than anything in the game. this is the first time we’ve seen people in the show *living* and not surviving. I cried for a good portion of it, what an incredible change from how nihilistic Bill and Frank’s relationship was in the game

Nick Offerman better win an Emmy for this darn episode.

Everything

Microsoft only had a net income of $72.7B for 2022, so I can see how they just couldn’t possibly afford to keep those people employed.

i snagged the 850X.  love it.  dont notice a difference while gaming and i dont have to keep deleting those ps+ games i keep downloading. 

I just have an 8TB external SSD (vectotech). It has worked flawlessly for me and I swap games I’m finished with over to that. The internal drive is big enough to have multiple games installed for instant play and I don’t play more than 2 games at once usually. I finish and move on. Inevitably I will return for a…

Got one in my Happy Meal last night. Was really hoping for a Mario toy, though.

Not as important as his alleged behavior but yeah... he was very much nominated for an award last night: best supporting actor for his role in Babylon. Not that difficult to search for. 

At my last job when they used phrases like ‘lean operation’ it just meant you’re now doing more work with the same amount or less people. 

People are stupid.

anyone that buys animals for clout, put the animals on their merch and then abandons it are garbage. stop defending this twat.

We should absolutely hold people responsible that only get animals when they’re small and then expect others to finish caring for the animals for the rest of their lives.  I don’t care if he rehomed it, he shouldn’t have got it in the first place, so he’s still responsible for whatever happens to that animal.

Why was this a thing anyway?  It’s in poor taste even if Damar hadn’t been injured.

An important part of the story is that he bought a pig as a pet, not understanding that they grow up to become regular sized pigs.

So you know Paul personally have direct knowledge of the background search he conducted to know the “horse ranch” was on the up and up?

For what it’s worth, here’s a direct quote from the New Yorker story:

And we salute you for not doing it.

Look, I think we can all agree that if anyone gets to be an egomaniac jabroni (...sure, that’s a word), it’s The Rock. I mean, come on, he took over the name of the most common object on the planet. You know how cow milk is so prevalent that we just call it “milk”? How chicken eggs are so overwhelmingly popular that…

Qanon warned us about the danger of groomers.